Here we're finding tracerouts from Telenet ISP.
A traceroute is a diagnostic command that shows the path your internet traffic takes from your computer to a destination server (identified by its IP address or hostname). For every network hop along the way, it reports the response time in milliseconds (ms).
When you experience connection problems, such as slow response, disconnects, high latency, or packet loss, a traceroute helps us identify where along the route the issue is occurring. Please follow the steps below that match your operating system and send us the full output.
Windows
Step 1. Open Command Prompt
Press the Windows key on your keyboard (or click the Start button).
Type cmd and press Enter. Command Prompt will open (a black window).
Step 2. Run the traceroute command
In the Command Prompt window, type the following and press Enter:
tracert IPS BELOW
Wait for the command to finish. You will see up to 30 lines of output, one for each hop on the route. The last line should say "Trace complete."
Please use these IPs:
3.66.107.109
18.198.170.147
18.184.37.222```
**Step 3. Copy the output**
• Right-click anywhere inside the Command Prompt window and choose "Select All" (or press Ctrl+A).
• Press Enter, or right-click again, to copy the selected text to the clipboard.
• Paste the copied output (Ctrl+V) here in this thread.
**Optional: save the output to a file**
If the output is long or hard to copy, you can save it directly to a file on your Desktop:
tracert `IPs above` > %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\traceroute.txt
Then attach traceroute.txt from your Desktop to your reply.